10: Let's talk about money

Episode 10 of the The Celebrant Survival Podcast podcast, hosted by Natasha Johnson, titled "10: Let's talk about money" was published on February 12, 2019 and runs 24 minutes.

February 12, 2019 ·24m · The Celebrant Survival Podcast

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In this episode, Natasha talks about all things related to money that we as Celebrants don't talk about enough. From setting prices, sticking to prices, raising prices, to having the confidence to talk proudly and passionately about what you charge and why. We celebrants are sometimes our worst enemy! Listen now for some top tips on building up your confidence surrounding money, from how you think about it, speak about it and ultimately, how you earn it.

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